Provincetown Playhouse News

OFF Stage: the West Village Fragments, presented by the Peculiar Works Project, will be a site-specific multi-venue performance that will travel along historic West Village streets in September

John Chatterton, in association with La Muse Venale, has announced that the off-Broadway premiere of Secrets by Gerald Zipper will play its final performance July 30th

Gerald Zipper's Secrets will open Off-Broadway on June 25th

New York University's New Plays for Young Audiences Series has announced its 2006 summer season. Three new plays will be performed at the historic Provincetown Playhouse this June, with Tony-nominee Bryony Lavery to premiere a developmental reading of Red Sky this weekend

Langley and Homer Collyer - renowned for their New York brownstone packed with 136 tons of collectibles, including 14 pianos, an X-ray machine, chandeliers, a horse-drawn carriage and a labyrinth of newspapers -- bring their bravado, intrigue and clutter to Barrington Stage Company.

New York University's New Plays for Young Audiences Series has announced its 2006 summer season, with three plays (one by Byrone Lavery) to be performed at the Provincetown Playhouse in June

Harriet Newman Leve in association with Dan Markley/Mike Skipper, Debbie Bisno/Alexandra Shapiro/ Brian Swibel and Associate Producers Ron Nicynski and Laura Wagner are proud to present the return of the critically acclaimed Off-Broadway show FAMILY SECRETS.

The show, will begin previews on April 3, 2006 and will open on May 1, 2006.

The Provincetown Theater Foundation honored Liza Minnelli with the 2nd Annual Provincetown Theater Foundation Award

The Provincetown Theater Foundation will present the award to Ms. Minnelli for her ongoing commitment to the Arts.

The Mirror Repertory Co. will premiere Leon Pownall's DO NOT GO GENTLE, a play about the famed and troubled poet Dylan Thomas with Geraint Wyn Davies in the starring role, on Monday, April 25th 2005 at the Arclight Theatre (152 west 71st St.) Previews begin April 22nd.

Thorstein Veblen, dismissed from the professorial ranks of Barnard College for Women, takes to the Vaudeville stage to promote his latest economic treatise, THEORY OF THE LEISURE CLASS.